I saw it at Lincolnshire. I wouldn't say it felt like a real concert because you're not jumping and screaming with thousands of other people. But in terms of the music and visual experience, I thought it was better, because the music was loud and clear without being damaging, and the different camera angles in 3D gave you much better views than you would in person. Plus, there were some computer graphic effects that emulated the graphics of the big screens at the concert, except in the movie they were integrated into the scene so the overall effect was much cooler.
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that sounds cool Gene. did it feel like a real concert? where did you see it at?
@arlie14 -
I saw it at Lincolnshire. I wouldn't say it felt like a real concert because you're not jumping and screaming with thousands of other people. But in terms of the music and visual experience, I thought it was better, because the music was loud and clear without being damaging, and the different camera angles in 3D gave you much better views than you would in person. Plus, there were some computer graphic effects that emulated the graphics of the big screens at the concert, except in the movie they were integrated into the scene so the overall effect was much cooler.
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